Robert Livingston - Revision history

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Reaganaut: New page: '''Robert R. Livingston''' is an alumnus of Columbia College. Wallach Hall was originally named Livingston Hall after him. The guy played an active part in the American Revolu...

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New page: '''Robert R. Livingston''' is an alumnus of Columbia College. Wallach Hall was originally named Livingston Hall after him. The guy played an active part in the American Revolu...

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'''Robert R. Livingston''' is an alumnus of [[Columbia College]]. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.

The guy played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention.

He would go onto a notable career after his King's days, and eventually served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he would negotiate and then secure the Louisiana Purchase.

[[Category:Alumni]]

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-'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College]] [[1764]], did many notable things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.
+'''Robert R. Livingston''' [[King's College|KC]] [[1764]], did many notable things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.
 [[Category:King's College alumni|Livingston]]
 [[Category:Founding Fathers|Livingston]]
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	'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College]] [[1764]], did many notable things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.		'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College]] [[1764]], did many notable things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.

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	'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College]] [[1764]], did many notable things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.		'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College]] [[1764]], did many notable things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.

	[[Category:King's College alumni]]		[[Category:King's College alumni]]

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−	'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College~~\|KC~~]] '?, did many things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.	+	'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College]] [[1764]], did many notable things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.

	[[Category:King's College alumni]]		[[Category:King's College alumni]]

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−	'''Robert R. Livingston''' ~~is an alumnus of~~ [[~~Columbia~~ College]]. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.	+	'''Robert R. Livingston''', [[King's College\|KC]] '?, did many things upon graduating. He played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention, then served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he negotiated and then secured the Louisiana Purchase. [[Wallach Hall]] was originally named [[Livingston Hall]] after him.

−	~~The guy played an active part in the American Revolution and the Constitutional Convention.~~	+	[[Category:King's College alumni]]
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−	~~He would go onto a notable career after his King's days, and eventually served as Chancellor of New York. Under President Jefferson, he would negotiate and then secure the Louisiana Purchase.~~
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